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Family Planning, Population Change, and Health
Submitted by cmjones on March 14, 2007 - 1:04pm.Department:
PB HLTH
Course Number:
213A
Course Title:
Family Planning, Population Change, and Health
Instructor:
Campbell, Potts
Description:
Course examines the determinants
of family size and the role played by contraception, voluntary sterilization,
and induced abortion in the transition to small families. It looks at the
factors controlling access to fertility regulation in developed and developing
countries and discusses the factors that have made for successful family
programs as well as those that have generated controversy. The course looks
at the relationship between family planning and the health of women and
children and at the role of family size in economic development and environmental problems. It looks at
advances in family planning, organization, and promotion of services and
discusses ethical issues facing providers.
Units:
3
Offered:
Fall
Course Type:
Graduate
